Editorial argues against banning Communist speakers on state campuses
The editorial questions a proposed law to bar Communists from state university facilities. It argues free speech risks and campus governance should rest with university officials, not lawmakers, citing Ohio State debates and the danger of propaganda. It notes educators understand campus needs better than legistlators and urges a negotiated solution.
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S22s Control Board
United States
Communist Party
Res. Caulmers P. Wyre
Rcolumbes
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Wilson Society at Princeton Revisit Shows Enduring Club System T
The piece reflects on Woodrow Wilson and Princeton's club culture, noting a 1960s push to abolish snobbery but finding the system still pervasive. It recalls the social costs of club exclusion, the 25th reunion, and contrasts with modern Wilsonism emphasizing egalitarian ideals amid lingering elitism.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Old Nassau
Meath
Wodrow Wilson Society
Wilcox Hall
Akemi Weekly
Wilson
Wilson Society
Goheen
Gover Wallace
Acabama
Chronicle Telegram 1983 May 24 Family Newspaper masthead
The Chronicle Telegram presents its May 24 1983 issue with editor emeritus J Clare George and managing editor Robert W Funk listed in the front matter. The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co is shown along with executives C R Stokley Vanseer L F Reisinger and LD Budnutt Wem at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio.
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J Clare George
Robert W Funk
Peter L Stevenson
Vanseer
C_R_ Stokley
L F Reisinger
Lorain County Printing Publishing Co
East Ave
Elgria
Sehoepfle
LD Budnutt Wem
Wheat Referendum Opinion Letter Cites Free Land Ownership
A reader Mary Mauch of Mitchiella Columbia Station argues against a Wheat Referendum, condemning the current administration for concentrating federal power and praising farmers resisting eroded freedom to own and work land.
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Hentage
Mary Mauch
Mitchiella
Columbia Station
Local help on Chestnut Ridge Road eases tire trouble
Ruth A Brady of Westlake credits kind neighbors for helping after a flat on Chestnut Ridge Road last Thursday. She walked to the McKains home to call cousins when Mr. Buddy McKain arrived and changed her tire, sparing trouble for the traveler.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Chestnut Ridge Road
Buddy McKain
McKain
Ruth A Brady
Center Ridge Rd
Westlake
Washington Moscow power moves ripple through Cold War bloc
Observers report pressure and reshuffles as Premier Khrushchev faces Red Army backlash over Cuba and missiles. In Washington Admiral Anderson clashes with Kennedy and McNamara over naval autonomy amid a tense Cuban blockade. Malinovsky criticizes Khrushchev. Zakharov is replaced by Biryuzov as Red Army Chief of Staff.
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Washington
Moscow
Kaprushchev
Robert McNamara
George Anderson
Anderson
U. S
Cuban
Kennedy
McNamara
United States
White House
Defense Department
Havana
Khrushchev
Red Army
Cuba
Marshal Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Bank of Staiinerad
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joan F. Kennedy
South Pacific
Indonesia
Matvei Zakharov
Sergei Biryuzov
Admiral Anderson
Navy civil-military feud and Anderson removal sparks campaign
The article outlines a rift between civilian leaders and military officials after a Navy League event in Puerto Rico. It notes Anderson’s dismissal, plans by furious officers to elevate him, and past Pentagon clashes involving McNamara, Tex contract disputes, and congressional conduits. It also mentions Truman’s prior handling of Admirals Radford and Burke. Separately, it covers Red Army leadership struggles with Khrushchev and intelligence chiefs being ousted, linking to Penkovsky friends Serov and Zakh arov.
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Navy League
Puerto Rico
Pentagon
McNamara
Military
TEX
Congress
Anderson
Nummer
Truman
Arthur Radford
Arleigh Burke
Defense
Louis Johnson
Eisenhower
Radford
Burke
Washington
Admiral Andersen
Red Army
Khrushchev
1 A Leroy
Seroy
Zakharov
Oleg Penkovsky
Republicans Eye Shifts in White-Collar and Old-Age Voters
The piece analyzes potential Republican coalitions for 1961, focusing on white-collar workers, old-age voters, and disaffected segments leaving the Roosevelt era blocs. It notes rising white-collar earnings, inflation and tax concerns, Medicare controversy, Kerr-Mills, and strategies to win suburban and rural groups while avoiding traditional New Deal strongholds.
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Blueeadar
Truman
Kerr-Mills
Unemployment Measure Faces Scrutiny in Government
Government methods for counting jobless are under fire. The First National City Bank newsletter and pollster Jack Bovie highlight criticism of the official figure, while the 35 000 household survey improves on past methods though debates remain about who is counted as employed or unemployed.
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National City Banks
Jack Bovie
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Bureau of
First National City
West Virginia
Durant and Ariel Durant celebrate 50 year marriage tale
In Madrid at the Castellana Hilton a long romance is recalled between Dr. Wit Durant and Ariel Alexander. They met in youth, wed as teenagers after a judge's consent, and now at 50 years together share a deep mutual bond. Their lives span philosophy, travel, and a blended family.
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Spain
Castellana Hilton
Milennia
Durant
Ariel Alexander
Wit Duram
Ariel
St. Peter's
Jersey City
New York
Arel
Harlem
Dr. Durant
Kelly
Sam
Aral
Willy
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